点评:It was a great experience. We went visiting the gibbon rehabilitation project and saw the Bang Pae waterfall to Ton Sai waterfall trail on AllTrails nearby so we decided to give it a go. We didn’t hire any guide (there’s a sign on the Ton Sai side saying a guide is required but it wasn’t mentioned on the Bang Pae side where we started) Trail was not difficult to navigate and maintained OK (I mean there were fallen trees but it’s a wild rainforest!). That being said, we are both experienced backpackers who spent a lot of time in backcountry California (where the trails are in much poorer conditions), and have had some experience hiking in rainforests in Australia, Amazon, and Cambodia. For people who are not experienced, it may be a good idea to hire a guide. We saw plenty of interesting critters and mushrooms! And had an entire pool to ourselves in the middle of the rainforest where we swam and had some small fish nibble our dead skin. My boyfriend was even panning gold (he thought he found gold)!
翻译:这是一个很好的经验。我们去参观了长臂猿康复项目,并在附近的 AllTrails 上看到了 Bang Pae 瀑布到 Ton Sai 瀑布步道,所以我们决定尝试一下。我们没有聘请任何导游(Ton Sai一侧有一个标志说需要导游,但我们出发的Bang Pae一侧没有提到)小路不难导航并且维护得很好(我的意思是有倒下的树,但这是一片野生雨林!)。话虽这么说,我们都是经验丰富的背包客,在加利福尼亚州的偏远地区度过了很多时间(那里的步道条件要差得多),并且在澳大利亚、亚马逊和柬埔寨的雨林中徒步旅行过一些经验。对于没有经验的人来说,聘请一名导游可能是个好主意。我们看到了很多有趣的小动物和蘑菇!我们在雨林中央有一整个游泳池,我们在那里游泳,有一些小鱼啃食我们的死皮。我男朋友甚至还在淘金(他以为他找到了金子)!